A review by hambone
Jessica Jones: Purple Daughter by Kelly Thompson

5.0

You know, there's something about the intimate horror of loving your r*pist's child, that's so painful to see played out (even if it turns out not to be the case). I love Jessica Jones, her mental struggles with reality, along with her genuine love for others. It's nice to see a story where loving ones family is the central drama, and the love just doesn't waver. It's sweet and horrifying and sweet again. It's 2am. Bravissimo.